The Dipole Particles in the Dipole Sea propagate the E & B field disturbance of the photon.

· The photon is created as a single event.

· The dropping of the electron from a high to low energy orbital starts and ends as a single, one way current movement.

· But, because this event is mediated by the Dipole Sea with its inductive and capacitive nature, a tank circuit type of resonant oscillation could be set up that transmits the disturbance as a full 360° sine wave.

Properties of the EM Wave Photon:

The photon is composed of an E Field that rotates in a plane parallel to the direction of propagation and a B Field generated at each moment perpendicular to the E Field.

The point of maximum field intensity will vary throughout the entire width of the photon’s lateral excursion.

The photon has no rest mass because the photon is an EM wave. Therefore, the photon cannot exist at rest.

The photon only travels at the speed of light in the local Dipole Sea.

· The speed at which light conducts through the local Dipole Sea is determined by the amount of electromagnetic stress on the local sea.